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Honey, I shrunk the budget!: How the Child Care Non-System Hurts Families
Infant care costs exceed the cost of in-state tuition at public colleges in 33 states and DC. These costs have implications for families.
Mike Pence’s Mixed Record on Early Education
Pence successfully pushed for the state's first pre-K program, but later turned down millions of dollars in federal aid
Beyond Bug Bounties: Five recommendations for securing the vulnerabilities ecosystem
Policymakers have a number of opportunities to influence the flow of vulnerabilities and make the digital ecosystem much safer for all.
Department of Education Says Industry Lobbyists Are Future of Higher Education Accountability
The Department of Education wants the chief higher education lobby to hold schools accountable for whether they receive federal dollars.
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Renewable energy in Burlington, Vermont.
OTI and Others File Stingray Complaint Against the Baltimore City Police Department
OTI, Color Of Change, & Center for Media Justice filed an FCC complaint against the BPD for its extensive & racially-biased use of Stingrays
All Hail the College Cyberdefense Champions
Decoding My Summer in Tech Policy
Chris Ryder reflects on his internship with OTI and how technology policy became important to him.
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The Louisiana National Guard and a state emergency.
Putting Families First: Digital Strategies for Early Literacy, Part Two
On Day Two of the convening, leaders discussed how family voice and better consideration of DLLs can help strategies be more effective.
Asset Building News Week – August 12, 2016
Weekly roundup of news, research, and other developments in the asset building field.
Putting Families First: Digital Strategies for Early Literacy, Part One
On August 2nd and 3rd, leaders from across the country gathered to discuss meaningful family engagement and tech for early literacy.
Double Take: Party On, Rules
Should this election lead to a change in how political parties operate as institutions?
Is This the Race That Changes Party Policy on Race Relations?
If parties want to win, says Mariatu Santiago, it should be.